Road Cycling

Environment: Paved roads, highways, and countrysides, which can vary from flat to hilly.
Purpose: Speed, distance, and endurance challenges, often covering long distances in shorter time frames.
Gear: Lightweight road bikes with thin tires for maximum speed and efficiency on tarmac.

The Allure of the Asphalt

There's an unmatched thrill in the hum of tires on tarmac, especially when that road takes you through Vietnam's dynamic landscapes. Road cycling here offers a blend of challenges and picturesque vistas, a journey where every kilometer tells a different story.

From Bustling Highways to Serene Countryside

The country's roads vary immensely. One moment, you might find yourself amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life; the next, you're cycling through quiet countryside, with only the chirping of birds and the gentle rustle of leaves as your soundtrack.

Feel Every Twist and Turn

The diverse terrains of Vietnam, from its flat plains to its rolling hills, ensure that road cyclists experience a plethora of challenges. Every ascent, descent, and curve brings with it a new experience, a new view, a new memory.

The Ha Long Bay Loop is a 120-kilometer (75-mile) loop that takes you around the UNESCO-listed Ha Long Bay. The route is mostly flat, with some hills to climb.

The Tam Coc - Mai Chau cycling route is a 70-kilometer (43-mile) route that takes you through the beautiful rice paddies and limestone karsts of the Tam Coc region. The route is mostly flat, with some short hills.

The Hoi An - Da Nang Loop is a 50-kilometer (31-mile) loop that takes you from the historic town of Hoi An to the bustling city of Da Nang. The route is mostly flat, with some rolling hills.

The Da Nang to Hue via Hai Van Pass cycling route is a 132-kilometer (81-mile) route that takes you over the Hai Van Pass, one of the most scenic roads in Vietnam. The route is mostly downhill from Da Nang, but there is a short but steep climb up the Hai Van Pass.

The Mui Ne to Phan Thiet cycling route is a 35-kilometer (21-mile) route that takes you through the beautiful beaches and sand dunes of Mui Ne. The route is mostly flat, with some short hills.

The Ho Chi Minh City to Mekong Delta cycling route is a 166-kilometer (103-mile) route that takes you from the bustling city of Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta, a vast river delta with a unique culture and landscape. The route is mostly flat, with some rolling hills.